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TWICE THE SUN Ink Development Deal With Roadrunner Records

March 6, 2002

Miami, Florida's “alternative metal” act TWICE THE SUN have signed a “development” deal with Roadrunner Records (translation: band gets money to record more demos and label then decides whether or not to sign them to a full-blown contract at a later date). Described as a cross between TOOL and NINE INCH NAILS, TWICE THE SUN—consisting of vocalist James Partridge, keyboardist Damian Biltres, guitarist Peter Santa-Maria, bassist Tony Senita, and drummer Tommy Garrett—have posted demo versions of several tracks at their MP3.com web site at this location.

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